Pest Control in Bethnal Green

A Vietnamese restaurant on Bethnal Green Road had Oriental cockroaches emerging from beneath the floor drain in the kitchen. Our cockroach treatment technician treated the drainage access points with residual insecticide, applied gel bait behind the cooking range and sealed gaps along the tiled wall. The restaurant was cockroach-free within two treatments.

A florist near Columbia Road contacted us after staff noticed bites on their legs while working in the stock room. Our bed bug removal team inspected the premises and found bed bug activity in the staff break area sofa. A targeted heat treatment was carried out and the sofa was treated with residual spray. A two-week check confirmed the shop was clear.

A small gallery near the Museum of Childhood reported mouse droppings in the back office after the weekend. Our mice control team sealed the entry point around the boiler flue pipe, installed enclosed traps and arranged monthly visits. No further signs were found at the follow-up.

A ground-floor tenant on Bethnal Green Road heard gnawing sounds behind the kitchen plasterboard at night. Our rat control technician traced the activity to a void around the soil stack, sealed it with wire mesh and cement and installed monitoring stations. A follow-up two weeks later confirmed no further activity.

A rooftop bar near Columbia Road discovered a wasp nest inside an unused chimney pot. Our wasp nest removal specialist attended the same morning, treated the nest from the flue opening and blocked the pot with a ventilated cap. The terrace was safe for customers by the lunchtime service.